FC Bayern Munich apparently wants to make at least three more transfers perfect. Oliver Bierhoff arranges the withdrawal of FCB President Uli Hoeneß. Miroslav Klose criticizes the character of today’s talents. All news and rumours about FC Bayern can be found here.
According to kicker, FC Bayern Munich is planning to add at least three new players by the end of the transfer period on September 2. Two wing players and a striker backup for Robert Lewandowski are to come. The extent to which this is feasible, however, seems questionable at present.
The Bavarians are advertising, this is officially confirmed, strongly around Manchester Citys Leroy Sane. This could already cost around 100 million euros. It should have become clear to those responsible during the preparations that another wing player and a second striker are needed – but the money could be tight.
Especially as the central midfield is also in need of reinforcement, so that the number of planned new entrants would already rise to four. Wish player Marc Roca could become likewise expensive – RCD Espanyol is not ready to negotiate according to information of SOCCERSCORE and Goal and demands the pulling of the exit clause over 40 million euro.
Oliver Bierhoff, director of national teams and academy at the DFB, has classified the alleged withdrawal of Uli Hoeneß from his offices as president and head of the supervisory board opposite the picture. According to the newspaper, the director of the Hoeneß national team had known about Hoeneß’ plans for quite some time.
“FC Bayern is very closely associated with its name, and at the same time the club plays a very important role in the life of Uli Hoeneß,” Bierhoff said.
The power of Hoeneß, however, would dwindle enormously as a result of his withdrawal: “Of course, due to his life’s achievements, he would always be heard by FC Bayern, even without an official position, but influencing him is definitely more difficult without an official function.
Miroslav Klose has criticized today’s talents in world football. The U17 coach of FC Bayern Munich told the kicker: “I miss this passion, this heart. She’s part of the package, along with talent, physique, athletics.” Many ex-professionals confirmed this to Klose, saying that the attitude of the young players had changed a lot.
Klose sees the young players as having a duty to think differently: “Every day it was a pleasure for me to improve. The motivation must come from the player himself, the coaches may make up only the last percentages.” Nevertheless, the former national player noted that the system would have to change for this to happen.
“The characters change every five to seven years, the young players are often fed up too quickly. They need to get back to having fun with football. Sometimes they seem so stressed, with school and much more, that I get the impression that they only come to training because they have to,” Klose explained.
